How Do We Connect Brain Areas with Cognitive Functions? The Past, the Present and the Future
One of the central goals of cognitive neuroscience is to understand how structure relates to function. Over the past century, clinical studies on patients with lesions have provided key insights into the relationship between brain areas and behavior. Since the early efforts for characterization of c...
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description | One of the central goals of cognitive neuroscience is to understand how structure relates to function. Over the past century, clinical studies on patients with lesions have provided key insights into the relationship between brain areas and behavior. Since the early efforts for characterization of cognitive functions focused on localization, we provide an account of cognitive function in terms of localization. Next, using body perception as an example, we summarize the contemporary techniques. Finally, we outline the trajectory of current progress into the future and discuss the implications for clinical and basic neuroscience. |
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spelling | doaj.art-1c8f92cc73d743268adbc7f2fff5f21c2023-11-23T18:09:00ZengMDPI AGNeuroSci2673-40872022-09-013352153210.3390/neurosci3030037How Do We Connect Brain Areas with Cognitive Functions? The Past, the Present and the FutureKhushboo Verma0Satwant Kumar1Department of Neurology, Dell Medical School, The University of Texas, Austin, TX 78712, USACenter for Perceptual Systems, University of Texas, Austin, TX 78712, USAOne of the central goals of cognitive neuroscience is to understand how structure relates to function. Over the past century, clinical studies on patients with lesions have provided key insights into the relationship between brain areas and behavior. Since the early efforts for characterization of cognitive functions focused on localization, we provide an account of cognitive function in terms of localization. Next, using body perception as an example, we summarize the contemporary techniques. Finally, we outline the trajectory of current progress into the future and discuss the implications for clinical and basic neuroscience.https://www.mdpi.com/2673-4087/3/3/37cognitioncognitive functionslocalizationlesion studiesbody perceptionfunctional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) |
spellingShingle | Khushboo Verma Satwant Kumar How Do We Connect Brain Areas with Cognitive Functions? The Past, the Present and the Future NeuroSci cognition cognitive functions localization lesion studies body perception functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) |
title | How Do We Connect Brain Areas with Cognitive Functions? The Past, the Present and the Future |
title_full | How Do We Connect Brain Areas with Cognitive Functions? The Past, the Present and the Future |
title_fullStr | How Do We Connect Brain Areas with Cognitive Functions? The Past, the Present and the Future |
title_full_unstemmed | How Do We Connect Brain Areas with Cognitive Functions? The Past, the Present and the Future |
title_short | How Do We Connect Brain Areas with Cognitive Functions? The Past, the Present and the Future |
title_sort | how do we connect brain areas with cognitive functions the past the present and the future |
topic | cognition cognitive functions localization lesion studies body perception functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) |
url | https://www.mdpi.com/2673-4087/3/3/37 |
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